How to put on the handle
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Actually my husband put it on up side down, broke it and them had to glue it we had to super glue it and use hot pads to remove the tray holding onto the sides. We l
638626
Just attach the handle...real easy!!! I love this cart's size.. t's a little larger than most "carts"
791642
Just press the detent on top of and toward the end of the handle. Quicker and easier than others I've tried.
1611841
Very easy. I don't remember every step but basically you put the back on (simple as pie) and stick the handles into the holes where they obviously belong and then use the two large knobs (provided) to secure the handles. That requires aligning the hole in the tube with the hole in the handle, so it takes a little care, but it is not at all "difficult". The rest is pretty much preassembled for you.
2033183
There is a series of holes up the handles. The lower part has a little "button" on each side. You push in the button in on one side, and move the handle to the height you want, then let the button pop out the hole closest to the height you need. Then you do the same with the other side. It's VERY easy, and takes just a second.
1471714
It's very simple, just press the handle, long-side, into the places shown on the picture. There is a ball mechanism that holds the handle and the item does not slide down as there are rubber pieces to hold it in place. When ready to remove, just pull forward and it quite easily comes out.
1815525
Inspect the handle area very carefully you will find a tiny rubber flap to lift & insert it is hard to find the first time
911322
I had to figure this out too. Unscrew the Phillips screw holding the handle on from inside the handle, pull the handle completely off, the reattach the handle in the orientation you need it to be.The manual doesn't reference how to do this anywhere that I could find, but the box has instructions on one of the flaps that I found after the fact.
1971605
The wheels have to be put on and the handle slides on. My mom loves it. Very sturdy.
1048857
Basically you snap in a very strudy handle/power cord assembly. There should be a bag already installed, and your ready to vacuum. Read the instructions and practice putting it back in the lock position to make sure it fully catches or it will come flying down backwards on to the handle laying flat on the floor or go in a tilted left or right swivel position; a bit disconcerting as you walk away thinking it was fully locked in position. This was my experience.
362476
You have to slip the handles in. There is a clamp on the front that you tighten to hold it on the toliet.
931650
Turn the top portion of the handle above the black ring until it loosens and pull the top portion upwards (careful not to hit yourself or anyone near you). Once it's at the height you desire, turn the top and bottom portions of the handle in opposite directions to tighten it. Once you're done, you can collapse it back down by loosening the top portion again and sliding it back down towards the black ring.
1435648
The "handles" are embedded in the lengthwise side of the cylinder. They allow for a pretty good grip. For me personally (I have short arms) I could probably use one more set of handles (I think there are two or three sets), but it's for the most part pretty easy to turn. You just pull it towards you (just make sure the lid is on ;) )
2062437
Pull behind. The handle likes to fall down. I would like it to be locked in place so when you let go of it that it's still in the position I left it.
1084972
Bolt the handle on, place the catch bag on its framework and place bag on mower. Very simple and takes a very limited amount of time. Took longer to break down the box for recycling.
1979926
Just pull HARD! I thought I was missing part of the instructions, because the handle would not easily open and had to google this myself. Just pull HARD. It won't break, but you think it's going to.
1516591
Where the handle attaches to the shaft is a thumb screw. Loosen that and adjust the lever under that. It's easy.